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Although turnout lower than expected, day-trippers, overnighters find Searcy to be right place for total solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

Although turnout lower than expected, day-trippers, overnighters find Searcy to be right place for total solar eclipse

Although the public viewing sites at Lion Stadium and Raider Stadium were mostly empty Monday, Berryhill Park and the Searcy Event Center stayed pretty busy, even if the overall turnout

Retired astronaut lifts off at Harding after eclipse ends - Vimarsana News

Retired astronaut lifts off at Harding after eclipse ends

Dr. Jerry Linenger’s time as an astronaut for NASA included spending nearly five months aboard the unstable and decaying Russian space station Mir in 1997 surviving life-threatening situations, but that

In space and on Earth, where astronauts will view the April 8 solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

In space and on Earth, where astronauts will view the April 8 solar eclipse

As a total solar eclipse crosses North America, seven people in space will see the spectacle from orbit. At the same time, more than 30 astronauts will be at events celebrating the sight.

Source: space.com
Searcy anticipating 20,000 to 30,000 people to show up for total solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

Searcy anticipating 20,000 to 30,000 people to show up for total solar eclipse

Cities around Arkansas are preparing for the total solar eclipse on April 8. One city in the path of totality is Searcy.

Source: katv.com
Searcy Eclipse Committee 'fully prepared,' with 'midlevel situation' expected - Vimarsana News

Searcy Eclipse Committee 'fully prepared,' with 'midlevel situation' expected

The Searcy Police Department will have a total of 51 officers working April 8 the day of the total solar eclipse, according to Police Chief Steve Hernandez, including some stationed